Hit cowboy co-op shooter's servers are struggling, developer says its service provider 'is currently drinking mojitos instead of helping'
The recently released co-op shooter Far Far West is experiencing server issues due to an unexpected surge in player numbers triggering anti-DDoS systems. Developer Evil Raptor is working to resolve the problems but has expressed frustration with their service provider, joking that they are 'drinking mojitos instead of helping.' Players can still enjoy the game solo or via private sessions while the issues are being fixed.
- ▪Far Far West launched on Steam after gaining popularity during Steam Next Fest in February.
- ▪The server issues stem from the network provider's anti-DDoS system misinterpreting the player surge as an attack.
- ▪Players are unable to join public lobbies or claim promo codes until the issues are resolved.
- ▪Evil Raptor has advised against claiming promo codes to avoid potential reward glitches.
- ▪The game remains playable in solo mode or through private sessions using Steam invites or session codes.
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